Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 233, Hammond, Lake County, 22 March 1921 — Page 4

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THE TIMES NEWSPAPERS T IO IOXI COUHTT fKHTTlBO VTTBZaSUX!fO COltFAHY. Tha Lake County Times Dally except alurday ana Sunlt)'. Watered t ti pustottico In lisiuniouo, .'uua 2k, Tba rirn! Eat Chicago-Indiana Harbor, dully excapl undy. Ko'creJ ct Iho jmatofltice ia LJt Chicagu. i'oen ucr IS. 1912. lh Lake. Count Time Saturday and Weekly Edition, wintered at the poatefflca lu Hammond, February . 1)U. Tba t.axy Evening Tiroes Lw,!y e-.ept buPday. Enlcr4 at U19 poatoaic in (itry, April 1', 1111. Ail under the act of MaruU 3, lain, as -cond-c)aj una I tar. FOREIGN ADVERTISING REPTIE3EN TATION d. LOGAN PATN'E St CO. CHICAGO

t iiny rate, lie and some- of the hustlers ha picked lo help him shape the government for the next four

; ear certainly ought to hao Known better than to biiak la upon late breakfast habits of ladies and gan-

Monica who male uj the official btafts of the various

Opp;?rtments. Is It possible they have never heard that a "government job is easy picking?" Can It be they are ignorant of the fact that certain unlona are trying to make the 42 hour -neck a standard? Or do they Lave in their winds the old-fashioned notion that the only way to success is by hard work and long hours, and that anything worth tie-in g Is worth doing well? Mr. Harding la a sucespful newspaperman, and no newspaperman ever got anywhere either by watching the clock or applying to hlir.se!? the rule of the eight hour day. Mr. Hughes has slaved in a law office until the early hours of many a palo. gray dawn, and he liowa that even 'supreme ccurt Justices must toll 'n una hard. Mr. Hoover doesn't known anything but vork and long hours are "pij'' for him. lie has labored with his hands as well as with his brain; he has i-irpi on thu ground in the heat of the tropics aud on the rocks cf snowclad mountains in far-off land3. He lb what some folks call "a hog for work."

So it lool.3 like fad days for the time-servers, the chair-warmers, the clock-watchers, the late-eomera and 'Jie early leavers down Washington way. But the rro.-pect? are bright for a little more efficiency in government. INGLORIOUS WAJB.

AMERICANIZATION t Death rained from the sky is the promise of the

Representatives of SO civic and patriotic organtza- i chemical warfare service of the United States army.

lions engaged in Americanization work in Washington j a liquid recently discovered kills any human being it, tst week formed the National American Council. The j touches. Three drops coming into contact with any i.urpoM of this consolidated organization is to co-oper- surface of the body is sufficient to produce death. Sprajite more effectively ia carrying on the work of eauco. j e j from i,oi.!cs attached to aircraft this liquid would

Jary Office Telephone- UJ Naasau fe Thooirs-.n. Hast Chicago Telephone 9J1

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Crown Point Telephone It you have oy trouble rettine Tw Timbh maite coin r lnt immediately to the Circulation Department. Hammood ( private ncharif) 1111". 3101, JIOJ (Call for whf levtr department wanted, ) NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS. If fJl to receive cur copy of Tnm i rcoaptly as you hava tn the past, please- do not think It bJ rma lot or was not sent on ll-nj. Remember thst the tnall aervlca t not what U utcd to be and th-t complaints are Krieryai from many fio'rce about the train and mall r i let. Ihi Tines has incrmJ its rr.nillns equipment and la '.riving carneslly to reach l:n itror.a on time. He prompt in advietnK u viuen you ! nut et jour pier tti.i e will

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The -Passing -Show

I .'on In American principles and to reduce tne waste of effort caused by duplication and the many appeals i bat .re made to the public for financial support. Tha constitution adepted llmitd the activities of the council to the promotion of education for patriotism :nd good clizenship and forbids its entering economic, industrial, sectarian cr partisan political fields. Not only will the council direct its efforts toward education along American lines but its influence will be used to vercoms unstabling propaganda that is being spread hroughout the country in the interests of Germany. Ireland aDd ether "causes" foreign to the United states. Col. Frank W. Galbraith, Jr.. commander of the American Legion, declared there never was a time when Americanization work was more needed, for "unAmerican and dts'oyai propaganda is being openly preached, some if it inspired at foreign sources and some In the interests cf foreign governments." There is need of co-ordinated effort on the part of .'A, patriotic organizations in this country, tot only to Ir.struct in Americanization, but to cvercome the in'.juence of alien agitators.

STRANGE HAPPENINGS The editorial writer of the New York Herald has a heart of stone. He actually commends President llardlag, Secretary Hughes and Secretary Hcover for getting clown to work at an early hour. lie smacks his "lps over the sweet morsel of capitol gossip which is to iv.e effect that the three officials named actually get itround to work before their clerks and stenographers cr did until the aforesaid clerks and stenographers .cot next to the fact that It might be healthy for them :o fo'low their hard lines laid down by their bosses. Tor years, and years, and years tha motto about Washington has been to "let Georga do it" and as George was never an early riser and was noted for hi3

rceuracy In making connections with the elevator along I America.

devastate vast areas. A triumph of science. Coincidental! the chemical warfare s-ervico Is developing protective clothing entirely to cover the wearer and make him impervious to the deadly fluid. A nice problem calculated to restore the t.tatui quo. With the completion of the cycle a little more progress will have been made toward the utter abolition of all glory and pomp and glamor from "vur. Gone are the glistening coat of mall, the gleaming helmet with its streaming erett, gold lace and braid, prancing charger aud brilliant uniform. The modern roldier is to be treated as the burtxwing pests of the field and to be sprayed out of existence like vermin. How glorious is warfare. THE AIR ROUTE The fact that the flft commercial airplane flights across the Atlantic will prohably be made during the coming summer has a far deeper bignificance than the mere possibilities of business which it entails. Economically, an airplane fleet between New York and London would mean that these cities were no further apart than New York and Chicago are today. The flight. It 13 estimated by the makers cf tha new Napier aerial motor, will take but twenty-fcur hours. The saving in interest in the transportation of financial documents alone will pay for the proposed group of four planes many times over. It is proposed to charge $t an ounce for mail. Even tLat rate will be far cheaper than cabling. And it will pay Immense returns to the owners. The passenger plants wi h 3 capacity of 20 persons would bring in about $20.0,'" for each trip. The old and new worlds would be brought a llttls nearer together, and time would again be cheated by man's efforts. These are really trivial gains. What matters Is that a strcnger link will be forged between Europe and

With closer intimacy ve shall hava closer

1VE jometi-cea think that about I1ALF our grivt national evils WOULD die out of themasJtes IF it were not for tbe necessity cf REFOIUIIMG them all the time. WE rever could understand VHY it takes a barb-r again a? lng

TO trim a near -biildheaded MA"'8 dome as it WOKS to trim a head of real ha'.r. IT costa something nowadays f r A man to work up eaougii COVHAGIS across the state line TO go horse aDd smash the furniture. fl EllV man wants a fccy OK his oxrn but when it comes t DOTVMUGHT fatherly .ovs orit observation Is that the :it daughtsra GET at least TS per cent M on B than anybody else. MEN like to b!5 about tow GOSSIPY women are, but any man

WHO Isn't a monumental liar WII.I, have to adnvt that HE Is more or le?s gossipy himself. A 1,1, women do not WANT husbands, the only kind WHO do want husbands A ItE those who have none. IK we were a mov'.e actor W'E would be tickled to dea;h to BE moseying around the lot WITH Clara Smith Kainon, rer gun iXD her reputation, A Connetieut corporation has

lirIX have to admit THAf he Is quite taken with her. ABOUT as near enduring fame

A." some men ever attain to IS paying to get thetr pictures IN a history deluie of the old home t o v n . T.IKT. many other of our manufactured fHOIJt'CTS that lock a:i right on thi oiitpld M A . I K A CT I II ED sentiment DOES not wear very well. A reporter Isn't a hypoerHe HUT It Is h!. business to a:t ENTHUSIASTIC about a MIT of things that dj not Interest HIM In the least. IT Is the hardest thing to convince the neighbors THAT a man gets political Job IIECAUSE he descrTes It.

2. Which weighs tha most, the bra.t of a man or th, bra.in cf a woman? Ans. Th? jvi'.h brain weighs SO ounces. The female brain weighs 4 ounces. 3. What is tie average velocity cr n brisk March wind? Ans. It is from 2o to CO miles an hour. 4. How many sheets cf paper r there in a ream? Ans. The standard ream contains 4S0 sheets. A printer's

ream contains 00 sheets. 5. Why are canary tIrd9 used In the mine;-? An5. Ieue they are aJfectsd easily by taii'S. 6. Who was c.illed the God of Thunder? An. Thor. 7. What wan Goldsmith's most popular novel? Ans. Tho Vicar of WakeR. Whn and by whom was illuminating" gas invented? Ar.s. -William Murdork, a. Pent chimin, conducted suc-o-.."ful experiments with coal gas 1:1 3 732. lie su-crtJcl In lighting hn heTirie and rf'loe but he realized liitl'j

' projit from lui oIhco ry. j 3. What fi.-h throws out u fluid hv I !ilni;kns the p-tr around ! a.nd which

f.rt us-d in the nir.ufactyr India irk? An." Tin Ou'tle-fish. 1C Wha.t ! the inm of tho month on the Mohammedian calendar whl'-lj corresponds cur April and wrnn d-"!C It b,'!n? An. It tn called fhanban

I nr.d it bsi""1 April 10. It lists until May 5th.

Political Candidates Announce

.Ent Cliir-ao TOE MA YOB rltor T:.ves -uf.'rt to t? v'iru cf the city f Eas- Clcacn, I wni bcndldri!.. f..r r-i:omlnation to th- c. r.co of ilayor of i:ay '.T.luago. t t comuig pririmrK s ir May. I McCOHSIACK. Tldtor Tmr.s;-y, f.rroun-e tht I em n. card Ma to for Mnvor of v.,t talcaso. s.ih;,"-.-' t . , ,, nf , j,t t!,.. M ly ; r:.-., r;f J ni thi, i eornc&Ljy t-oiicu th 1- ".irrrt, J A. MILS .t'JilXSTON'. Editor T:n:s I'la. ii,w.:nr, fA , .,, the Citizens ticket., I'U Vr.'K: '"AULAI-IAN Editor Ttstrs 1 for - Mayor or Hast -hicK., ,,n the I-yb.J-an ticket, juhj-r' t th ,jc, or t:te voters at tn- M-tv prlmr;,' ' James ii. i;ci:.Nc

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DO YOU KNOW?

Advertise la The Times ind ad-'.t'.-.r. an'tn. Results come wit .onsUnt effort.

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1. V'heii Is coin harvest tlmo In Argentina? 2. What stain In the Union has the fewest number of Inmatos in alms house? Z. How many ttme-i durlnc the last s.-as-. did Ilabo Huth hit home runs v ith r.'holy .-i m.vs? A. Whnt are cocoons? Whnt is the substance of a spldei's thrf-nl?

1 6. ts the bite of a tarajiiuia.

DKCI-AItEU a ICO per cent divldena to man?

on account OK the htg-h cost of labo.AVD materials of course WE hazard another explanation for THE reason a chicken crosses ins road TO dodge an elec:.r!c ii: DHIYE hy a woman t HATT1AG. busily with a frieud WHILE she's driving. WHE a fellow i? photographed WITH Ms nrm around a girl

nultting time, he one day gave it aa his opinion that "it Is foolish to work too hard when Uncle 3am Is your emp'oyer," and it seems strange that President Haruing, who has long been about Washington, was not cognizant of the fact, that this thought, so ebly expressed by iecrge, bad become part and parcel of working conditions at the capitol.

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There 13 usually the risk In a triangular affair that the persons who deserve shooting most do not get it.

When a man Is eating something he likes he is not dljpcsed to follow Edison's advlc. to cut It In two.

No More Rheumatism

'fV7in I aoa man lkoxpint fnitt R Aeamatitm, I fnl Ihit fta rfa fntrdian try for cm him to tat wm'i " Munyoo

This remedy has cured more rheumatics and received more endorsements than any other medicine ever known. If you have stifl or swollen joints, try iL If you have a lame back, try it. If you have sciatica, try it. If you have shooting pains in the arms, legs, sides, breast or back, try it. Munyon's Rheumatism Remedy ra Here nearly all forms of rhec3vatiam in from one to three boura and generally cure before one vial is used. Munyon's H. H. R. Co., Scranton, Pa.

Oh, Dear! My Back! When your kidneys get sluggish nd clog, you suffer from backache, sick-headache, dizzy spells, or twinges and pains of lumbago, rheumatism or gout; or sleep is disturbed two or three times a night, get Ur. Pierce's Anuria, it will put new life into your kidneys and your entire system. Elkhart, Ind." When I started to take Anuric the kidney excretion was thick and cloudy, sometimes I was disturbed fifteen times in one night. I took ons package of Anuric and my rest at night is unbroken, and consequently my general health is erreatly improved." Mrs. S. J. derson. No. 700 Marion Street.

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The Spine of Methuselah

THUSELAH lived 969 years. Chipper aa sparrow- in his nine hundredth year. Imagine! BUT. then, he didn't have to spend vital energy worrying about germs or anti toxins or appendicitis or anything like that. And it is doubtful whether he was ever pestrrrd by a life insurance agent. DID you ever wonder about the sort of bodily machine Methuselah must have had? MAN'S body is a machine. It must be -ept well oiied, elastic, smooth running. Elasticity ii life. Rigidity is death. THE motive power of the. bodily machine t nerve force. The main artery of the nerve system is the spinal cord. As they branch away from the spinal cord, all the trunk nerves must pass through and between the movable bones of the spine. AS LONG as the spinal bones stay in their proper place they don't annoy the nerves carrying the body's motive power. But let some cf these bones get out of place, even a little, and the flow of nerve force is interrupted. Then the bodily machine suffers.

IT WOULD seem reasonable to suppose that the bones in Methuselah's spine stayed put. HOVEY"ER. that was before the days of pavements, cement sidewalks, joggly street cars, trains and automobiles. It was in the days when a man would just naturally have to jump up and down on a rock or something in order to jar the spinal bones out of place. TODAY, our spinal bones WON'T stay put. They get out of place, bother the nerves, and our bodies suffer because of the interruption of nerve force. THE science of Chiropractic concerns itself ole!y with adjusting spinal bones so that nerve force can How freely. Then the body takes care of itself. It retains elasticity death's greatest foe. GO TO a Chiropractor today. Let him adjust your spinal bones. It doesn't hurt and it will give you a new lease on life. AND will you then live as long as Methuselah? Probably not. You've got a lot of things to contend with that he didn't have. But your Lfe span will be considerably lengthened.

H. W. Eastwood, D. C, Chiropractor Room 109, Citizens Bank Building Hammond Office Hours: 2 to 5; 6 to 8 P. M.

How many unknown b-vite are in

terred in tho National cemeteries in the United Stai's? S. How many elg.-nvtfes are consumed ar.mi.illy by wkers in this country? ?. What :s the area, of New Tjrk Ci t v ? Jf. When did Vn'.ted States commerce to award Distinguished Sorvic Crosses? , AJS'WX&S TO SATTXDAT'S O.TJXSTIONS 1, What are the m?rt abundant bird

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rtl,.r T,MW-.p,, annoutw t ca:;.l:i;lto fur !.-. or r-n h Rcp.j-v !V"n,f(,'ckr'',' :r'h'"- to ti'o decision ' of l:.e llay vr'.maric.;, ' M.VV.TIT LEWIS C !Z'rs of hast i'hVjt, n.1 Ii,r I--":,T ,h'"' i! ' -.ntcntion t- hrj.'inji j,.r ;!. r,of-! fi4 f !..r. fcr j;,.vr of the city of V.i'i "1:! -(t(,-o ai "'"i-a tr. !.,. h-M tn Mhv, A V-,r ,n" 1- v"' '"- 3 ol-.-io.'.-cfici.nt b'us -r.i dm! nit-tra.' ion. JOHV K. RETrA

I roi CITY cxsxx I rVlltor TiMts: I rr a caj-,(Jli' ; on the repiMican for pw'nnU. j to the office cf Cly c:crk. ..f Kn-t Cht-

caeo, euuji-ct. to t!i Mm- pr1 Tmrip. EM.MV Sl'K.VCLK Kd'tcr Tmr.s: Too nav enn-i)n-- rn rame a cand'dit f.r ruy C'r" th- r'-r labhran tic?,', of Kn.t Chict.-o. tbe nominatigti l injr mibje-t to th devislin of tiic Tntii .ri"s in May Bi:UT II. PKTERSON KdHcr Tiitrs y..,) f,re authori.d ti r.rsfmr.ce tiy caTui :.'. ur v f,r r-no7ri!-n-tion to th .T'c: of I'irv (rrk on - republic,, n tf'-K. t ..f r.axt Chicago, s-i'b-IpC. 1-j U)-3 rr'oi-irieo. TIt''S. V. l'.TCffAj;r.-. tor cmr Tx.KJstn.iB T- th Kd'.tor Tut Times: To .4 r eaniline the' I am H r.mdldHt f- r City Treasurer of the o' y.a't Chcasro on the Ipub !.an TlcKet, ::Uct to the I'nmnrit.'. Very t.rr!y vour "D W DL'KE". T.ll'or TtMVB Wt'l you ptwA r,"ur-e thl I l!:i he eqrrjjrlate for the T'oiTilmtir-n of ;v Tr-.'isurr. f-r he "! .f Kny ihl.-.T incj.. f ub-c t to til? riopuhllcan inmrl-s. IT. U JO.VEf

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TCB CITT JTTDOE E-lltcr Times: Flni" firiroijrce rt he voter of :-.t ihi.atr that I vr"l lie a cend'detc f-T rcnto' rtat ion to office of City Judrr. ubjc-'t to the vimarifcs. Mh Irl. 1JC1 II. M. CVDHEX

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The Season's Newest Creations Distinctiveness and Exclnsiveness Without Extravagance Offers You an Unusual Pre- ' Easter BUYING OPPORTUNITY Here.

Lovely Dresses Spring Suits Those Wraps

Those Taffetas and Canton Crepes have the beauty and frcthncss of a spring morning A myriad of styles and no two alike. You'll love them the minute you see them, and you'll pay 30 to 40 per cent less here than Michigan ave. stores.

Are captivating to say the least. Poiret tvnlls and tricotines -.vith various touches of individuality that make them more like dreams than realities; the tailoring is the highest class and perfect in every detail. You are insured as to exclusivcness if you get your suit here.

Will impress you as being the most perfect expression of correct ideas in spring styles. The Rohvias and Duvetines in Dolmans and wraps predominate, of course, with attention to detail and selection of fabric that instantly win the admiration of careful dressers. Sec them tomorrow.

THOSE ADORABLE FURS So essential to your comfort throughout the spring and summer will captivate women who 'long for exclusivencss and refinement in dress. Easter would hardly be complete without one. REMEMBER OUR PRICES ARE 30 TO 40 PER CENT LOWER THAN CHICAGO'S LARGEST STORES FRANK BERNAT HIGH-CLASS LADIES' TAILOR, DRESSMAKING & FURRIER HIGH GRADE READY TO WEAR 636 Hohman Street, 0. K. Building

TA.'r Trstr Tleae nrojrr try h voters of TIp Jit Chicago that I will be . candidate for C'i'y .TikIj-" on th rerubHonn ticket, entject r, the. primaries May 3d. -.321. MICHAE:, ILWTiANPOE AliSEKiLATT Editor T'MF. erinoiince to t voters of Ea.t "hj :!;. 'na : I livll be x c-srdid'o for Ald-rrr.ati a: La-e ct- t .-. Citizer,s' ticket, O KO H ci E E LO S KT .

Editor Timfs" T" ! announce vorors of th K1rt Ward. Vti Ch!-sffe, that I will b cand.data for AHnr. subject to tlie. priivari-. Mav .3rd r.I-:H.HD DAVIS

I hereby announce n-y aidermaT.o candidar;.- fr the third ward of the rt'v of Ilast Ohia go on th rep.ih',:can tick'. .Mihject to the will o f the rer of th a Mid ward. virtue cf the primary of May C. 13: 1.

Editor Times riea.e arr.o'ince to th voter of the Fourth Ward. East Chicafc, thst T h!M )ie a candidate for Ali-r-n;a.n on th ' 'i'lwtii Ti k. EDWAP.D ADALBERT MLTIA

K filter TtMEf Please announc to th voters of the Fifth Ward. Eact Chicae o. that I will bo a candidate for A'.ilr man on he Kepuhlican ticket, f ibtc; n tho decision ct the primaries. Mv ; r.j. ROBERT O. KM ITU.

K)E MAT OB Ed!cr Ttvsf : Votf may announc o tlie X!te! of Whiting that I am a r-n. d:dite for r-reminat'.on for the office of Mayor, s-jbject tc the -"jhe of tr.s voters at the primarlea jn Mhv. WALTER. i"u bCTiRAGL.

Hammond rOE KAYOS Editor Ttmics- Tou may aTtncitiBie t th voters of Hammond that I am a ca.n. didato for re-rorr Inatton fr the of',ca of Mayor, on th- F.r 'jh'iean ticket, suhJec to the -wishes cf the voters at tha t rimaries in May. PAXTEL BROWS'.

TOR (JIT "i JTJDOE TMtir Times: v:"ne nnno-jnc lo the veterw of Ha-r.mot-d. that I will be) a candidate fo- the p'Ke of C'.ty Judira on th" rT'iMlcAn ticket, stihlect to tha 4ecis;on cf tha rnr.iAries tn Mav. I I. MODJESKA.

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.I-.idce on the Itrpuhljcjin ticket, rusjeoi to tho 3 rirnctrico Mny S. HF.NRT CLEVrrLAKP.

MS CTTT TOKASTfJUBa IMltor 'Tiwr.f Kindly announce that T nm a rnndidnta for the norr.inatica for 'itv Tfisu rf r. of irrtmmona, uSto' 'lie dc-s(on of th Rertiblicaai voters at tho Primaries on May 2rd 1 1 . WT.TFTtK. B T ET jFTFK L r "rOItMiriTl)IRECTOR OF FINANCE BOARD MAY BE RENAMED

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"' Kur-ne Jly-r Jr. 'S'' pTfsident Hardinp will rtame b-c men to fill vacancies in the -ar ftrance corporation erd Eo.e.ie Myer Jr.. its fr.rmer director, is tinx boornKl for on of thesa poitior.s. Sftrafw CaWef haa rertwimer.ced Myer for the jot.